Sentence examples for benchmark for election from inspiring English sources

So, 600 saves appears to be a benchmark for election, and 400 does not.

Feisty zingers, murder accusations, and Twitter wars could be the new benchmark for general election campaigning, if the last 24 hours of feuding between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are any indication of what's to come.

Election Day may be four months away, but a critical benchmark for the midterm election year took place Wednesday at midnight, the deadline for second-quarter fund-raising.

International monitors from the European Union, the East African Community, and other regional blocs agreed that the election met "minimum international benchmarks for free elections," despite glaring irregularities.

Labour will be pleased its rating has exceeded the 40% mark – often said to be the benchmark for a clear election win.

It set a benchmark for future dialogue in this election and for our delegates to the now and future Congress.

Although elections are a benchmark for democratic public life, Mr. Wolfowitz echoed concerns expressed by international officials on the ground in Bosnia.

At least all the polls there opened on time today — "That's a huge benchmark for us," said Jane Platten, the county elections director — and voters are adapting to the paper ballot system.

For sure, this election will be a benchmark for the City of Chicago.

"I am running for election".

Established fairness theme for election.